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GRAPHIC: LUKE MALANGA '20/THE HAWK

Escape quarantine through these films

Kaila Mundell-Hill April 6, 2020

It’s yet another Saturday night, and we’ve got nowhere to go. As we settle into another month of social distancing, cabin fever might be setting in as you find yourself wanting to escape from the confines...

“I know you didn’t think a white girl made that s--- up?”

“I know you didn’t think a white girl made that s— up?”

Kaila Mundell-Hill February 19, 2020

How the internet commodifies black culture If you haven’t heard the song “Lottery (Renegade)” by K Camp or seen the viral dance that accompanies the song on TikTok, then you’ve definitely been...

A Joburg Ballet dance instructor leads a class of girls learning ballet at Uncle Tom’s Community Center in Soweto. PHOTO: Alex Hargrave '20

Township satellite schools nurture black children’s dreams to be ballet dancers

Kaila Mundell-Hill August 5, 2019

Soweto, South Africa -- In a small dance studio in a community center in the township of Soweto, six young black girls decked out in pink stood in first position at the barre.  This small troupe of...

Nonhlanhla Joye, founder of the Umgibe Farming Organics and Training Institute, and Nonhlanhla Mchunu, training and outreach director, work with over 600 people in the community as part of the organization's efforts to provide food security in the community. PHOTO: Carly Calhoun '21

Durban-based organic farm feeds more than hunger with its growing system

Kaila Mundell-Hill July 23, 2019

Durban, South Africa -- After a cancer diagnosis in 2014 that left her unable to work, Nonhlanhla Joye, the sole breadwinner in her household, planted a vegetable garden in her backyard in order to provide...

PHOTO: MITCHELL SHIELDS '22/THE HAWK

First-generation student-faculty initiative

Kaila Mundell-Hill May 2, 2019

New plan to bridge the gap for first-gen students The Office of Student Transitions (OST) and the Office of Teaching and Learning (OTL) have partnered to start a new initiative to connect current first-generation...

Jordan Peele is the next Jordan Peele

Jordan Peele is the next Jordan Peele

Kaila Mundell-Hill April 2, 2019

Comparing Peele to white filmmakers diminishes his art's impact “Us,” the latest film in the Jordan Peele horror-verse, proved to fans of the genre like myself that horror movies can and should be...

Marzano speaks at the women's leadership panel. PHOTO: MITCHELL SHIELDS ’22/THE HAWK

Nonprofit leaders offer students advice about the workforce

Kaila Mundell-Hill March 26, 2019

A panel featuring women in leadership roles working for nonprofit organizations in the greater Philadelphia area was hosted by The Beautiful Social Research Collaborative (Beautiful Social) on March 21...

PHOTO: ROSE BARRETT '20/THE HAWK

The end starts with us

Kaila Mundell-Hill February 12, 2019

Panel discusses American opioid crisis National substance use disorder recovery advocate Ryan Hampton reminded attendees at a panel discussion about the opioid epidemic that college students are heavily...

Why Black Women Matter

Why Black Women Matter

Kaila Mundell-Hill January 22, 2019

Society enables R. Kelly and that needs to stop When the Lifetime docuseries “Surviving R. Kelly” premiered on Jan. 3, I was already familiar with the sexual misconduct and abuse allegations lauded...

Maurice Davis displays  e Hawk's Nov. 28 article on the glass of his campion station. PHOTO LUKE MALANGA '20/THE HAWK

University response frustrates St. Joe’s black community

Kaila Mundell-Hill December 5, 2018

Natalie Drum '20 co-wrote this story Black students, faculty and staff were both unsurprised and frustrated at the university’s response to The Hawk’s story on Nov. 28 about two black students’...

Racial disparities in healthcare treatment

Racial disparities in healthcare treatment

Kaila Mundell-Hill November 27, 2018

A reflection on the death of model/actress, Kim Porter When I heard about the death of Kim Porter, I was shocked. Porter passed away at only 43 years old. She had been a model and actress, best known for...

The impact of words

The impact of words

Kaila Mundell-Hill October 9, 2018

What the Kavanaugh hearing taught me To preface this article, I want to say that I will be focusing on a woman’s perspective. In particular, I will be highlighting the thoughts and feelings of women...

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